Is the Lisboa Card Worth It? | Lisboa Card Review

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Are you planning a trip to Lisbon and wondering if the Lisboa Card is worth it? In this video, we explore whether the Lisboa Card is good value for money and if it will save you cash during your visit to the Portuguese capital. Watch to discover if this tourist pass is the right choice for your Lisbon adventure! Don't forget to subscribe for more Lisbon travel tips and guides. #LisboaCard #Lisbon #LisbonTravelTips
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25 мар 2024

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@alhaeri1 18 дней назад

thank you

@simplysh4ns 2 месяца назад

Great guide thank you 😊

@robonholidayblog 2 месяца назад

@shannonstones1018 thank you. glad you found it helpful.

@catkajary4415 2 месяца назад

Such a helpful and concise video. Thank you!

@robonholidayblog 2 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful

@jameslucas1137 Месяц назад

Thank you so much for the info given.

@robonholidayblog Месяц назад

No problem- glad it was helping. Hopefully you’ll have a great time in Lisbon.

@tanyakolodziejski6137 13 дней назад

I bought tickets to Oceanarium for 25$ each. Then I listened to this video and cancelled the tickets. Upon arrival to Lisbon I bought the Lisboa cards. The price was 44 euros for 48 hours and I bought them in the airport the same place from this video. Maybe I did something wrong but the price was not like in the video. Then we went to oceanarium and we only got discount 15% because we had Lisboa cards. So we still had to pay for the ticket.

@robonholidayblog 13 дней назад

15% discount for the Oceanarium sounds about right. On our video, at timestamp 3.08, it clearly shows on the screen that we get a 3.75 discount. Sorry to hear that your tickets were more expensive- the prices quoted on our video were what we paid on our visit in February.

@cutiejumps4088 Месяц назад

Thank you for your video! it is very useful! I am planning to Lisbon in July, debating whether use Lisboa card or bought the tickets in advance. Places we want to go is Pantrao National, Museu Nacional Do Azulejo, Castelo de Sao Jorge, Mosteiro Dos Jeronimos, Museu Nacional Does Coches. I would like to know all these museum, do they have special line for Lisboa card holders or need to get an entrance ticket from the ticketing office. I am worry about the long line up.

@robonholidayblog Месяц назад

From our experience, most of the places, you still get in the same line if you have the Lisboa Card, so it doesn't get you to skip the line. But that is also the case if you buy tickets in advance (except for the castle). So, it's all about whether the cost is worth it for you.

@cutiejumps4088 Месяц назад

@@robonholidayblog very helpful!

@SilviaToy 16 дней назад

Hi Rob, thank you for your video. I have a question about the waiting lines? If you have the Lisboa Card do you still have to wait in the regular lines to those who don't have reservation for the attraction? I am visiting Lisboa at the end of June and I know it will be a lot of lines. When you buy the attractions separate, you can reserve the time, that's my main concern, thank you!

@robonholidayblog 15 дней назад

Yes that is one issue. At most of the attractions, you have to wait in the normal line. We went in February so it wasn’t a problem, but I can see how it could be in summer

@alexandragarcheva6095 Месяц назад

Very useful video! One question though, for attractions like the Jeronimos Monastery or the Belem Tower, do I have to somehow reserve a ticket in advance or can I just show up with my Lisboa card?

@robonholidayblog Месяц назад

No, you don’t need a reservation. At some attractions there is a specific line for Lisboa Card/Ticket holders but at others there is no separate line.

@katherinecampos9184 2 месяца назад

Thank you for your video. Did you buy one card for each member of family or one card was for the whole family?

@robonholidayblog 2 месяца назад

Thanks, glad you found it useful. Unfortunately there are no group cards available and you have to buy one for each member of the family.

@fluffthecat 12 дней назад

Hi Rob. I trust you are well. Can you use the Lisboa card to reach Sintra? Can this card be topped up? I plan a 4 night trip, so not sure what to do on the 4th day? Can you help please. Alex

@robonholidayblog 11 дней назад

Hi. No, the Lisboa Card does not cover transport to Sintra. However, the cost of the train is something like €3 one way, so it is pretty minimal. The Lisboa Card cannot be topped up. It is a one-off purchase. I guess theoretically, you could buy a 72-hour pass and a 24-hour pass. But what I would recommend is going to Sintra on either your first or last day. By the way, if you need any help with Sintra, we have several videos on the channel about that.

@rociocurran8681 Месяц назад

Do you have to use for transportation the first time you use the card or I can start with a museum?

@robonholidayblog Месяц назад

No, you can start with whatever you want

@rociocurran8681 Месяц назад

Thank you

@sriitatarigan290 Месяц назад

If i purchase the lisboa card 72 hours by online, where to get the card ? Or maybe after purchased online i will get the barcode of the lisboa card and just tap it to the machine wherever i want to go?

@robonholidayblog Месяц назад

We would recommend purchasing the Lisboa Card once you get to Lisbon as there is not one single website that is 'official'. You can buy it at many of the tourist offices around the city. If you're arriving by air, I would recommend buying it at the airport. You don't have to activate it straight away.

@suerwonderedh5022 Месяц назад

Thanks for the video. Is it worth it for senior over the age of 65 to get a Lisboa Card?

@robonholidayblog Месяц назад

Hi. This is a difficult one because there are already lots of discounts available for over 65s e.g. Belém Tower offers a 50% discount. Unless you want to visit a lot of places, I think it might be best to just buy your tickets separately.